Most Memorable Moment Journal

                    Most Memorable Moments By Stephanie 

 the first pages of the book in my section, I had to read the most unforgettable and memorable moment that I could not forget. Something that standed out the most was when Walter Collins meets the woman in white. In this part of the novel, it was close to the first few pages of the book. Walter Hartright is ready to leave for Limmeridge, Cumberland. He has got a new position as drawing-master in Limmeridge House a position which he got as a favour for saving his friend professor Pesca’s life, which was dramatic since he was about drown and loose his very own life, so as a way to repay him he got Walter a job as a favour. Which later he starts teaching two young ladies and fixing some damaged and old water-colour-paintings. At the night before he’s ready to leave for Cumberland and coming back from his mother’s, on the way back to London, he meets a young woman all dressed up in white. She seems very confused and stressed out. Mr. Hartright finds out that she’s from Hampshire, but she had once been to Limmeridge. Mr. Hart right quickly helps her to find a cab. Only a few minutes after seeing her off, he overhears some men talking about young women in white who had escaped from the Asylum. Than after he realizes this was the lady they were talking about, the lady he met; the woman in white.